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~aat reoliy and unnamed, for be had
baG recently graduated from Wild West
shos and On th~ sooseion OF which write
the Hza<,eoffics came near being scene
Of ss0od.aed. Tho CITY Editor-as was his
custom a. Monday naorning--arrived a.
the ofpee about IL o'clock and Was some
what surprised 10 find the printers hard al
work and his chair and desk usurped BY
another In . minute his blood boiled
he demanded al explanation from the
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abost % esect ne. gentleman IN true West
ern ssyis when very luckily ! arrived
on the scene. sosn explained
tho situation Of affairs. introduction
were exchanged and where before Wa
anger came praises for the self-aPpointeS
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, On the warmest, brightest, sunniest dal
. Of the new Spring we buried him. Tn
first robins were an Gods Acre and back i
, the fields the black birds - those livl
ravens tried TO cheer Us, birds should SIN
: when a singer is laid away Never was III
sun so warm on a March day; ii gly. .tere
on the Furnished plate that told hH nan
| and vainky struggled To enter toe blac
D casket ard warm the iifeless heat that hl
I | yesterday beat so warmly; tfS. frost az
: snow melted away to nothingly.ess and on
I patch here and there was AZ TO tell tn
, earth had eEer known WInter; the lifeie
l leaves Of TIE oaks took co a brighter colo
> I nature sraiied while humanity wept Ho
: he would have revelcd in that first gloriol
e day of Sp'hpg; lis heart always throbb,
Z responsive. tos ght and life in Humanity
4 | Nature. All could We but sing of gos
r deeds asfhs would today were we in Ia
new N sde grave and he here Then th
mighis0e worth the reading. Some flower
: prs ger, a requiem q slow. measured ri,
a over the grinding gravel, benedicite.
r bar sifal of earth. = sprig of evergreen al
a ID en the desolste desk, the "click-click
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r night. That is US
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e But there are others; the little moth.
'ss1 the sister. the young wife with her t,
o. babies. Little Beatrice with wonderil
- eyes gazing at all the strangers. 'Pit
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nj Papa, where papa" Beatrice doesr
Is. kno~-shs Is only two years old. Strang
ar is il not. that We with all our experieu
=" know no more than that wee bat of
be who toddles from one TO another askii
q where paps2" And We never shall uni
more graves are made.